Assoc Prof Kieran Lim |
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CareerDeakin University (1996-present)RACI Fensham Medal For Outstanding Contribution to Chemical Education (2011) Australian Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning (2010) RACI Division of Chemical Education Medal (2008) University of Melbourne (1993-1995) University of New England (1991-1992) Archbishop Mannix Travelling Scholar, Stanford Unviersity (1988-1990) Key publicationsBos, R., Tonkin, S. A., Hanson, G. R., Hindson, C. M., Lim, K. F., & Barnett, N. W. (2009) In search of a chemiluminescence 1,4-dioxy biradical Journal of the American Chemical Society 131/8, 2770–2771 American Chemical Society, USAJelly, R., Lewis, S. W., Lennard, C., Lim, K. F., & Almog, J. (2008) Lawsone: a novel reagent for the detection of latent fingermarks on paper surfaces Chemical Communications 2008/30, 3513-3515 Royal Society of Chemistry, United Kingdom Pfeffer, F., Lim, K. F., & Sedgwick, K. (2007) Indole as a Scaffold for Anion Recognition Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry Vol 5, No 11, 1795-1799 Royal Society of Chemistry, UK Lim, K. F. (2004) A Survey of First-Year University Students' Ability to Use Spreadsheets Spreadsheets in Education 1/2, 52-66 Bond University, Australia Linhananta, A. and Lim, K. F. (2002) Quasiclassical trajectory calculations of collisional energy transfer in propane systems: Multiple direct-encounter hard-sphere model Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 4/4, 577-585 Royal Society of Chemistry, United Kingdom View entire list of audited publications Professional activitiesMember of Editorial Boards for Teaching Science and Spreadsheets in EducationFellow of the Royal Australian Chemical Insitute, Chartered Chemist Fellow of the College of Distinguished Deakin Educators Member of Science Teachers' Assoc. of Victoria formerly Member of Science Advisory Panel, Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) Related linksDeveloping leaders of change in the teaching of large university chemistry classeshttp://www.alius.edu.au/ Advancing science by enhancing learning in the laboratory (ASELL) www.asell.org/ Centre for Higher Education Research and Scholarship (CHERS) http://www.deakin.edu.au/herg/ chers/index.php PhD studentsStudent nameThesis titleRenee JellyNatural products as novel reagents for the detection of latent fingermarks (co-supervised project) Stephen MoranBinapthylene building blocks for organometallic chiral nanoporous material (co-supervised project) Marianne SeterNovel routes to new chiral rings and cages (co-supervised project) Paul FrancisSelective Chemical measurement based upon chemiluminescence detection (co-supervised project) Allan LimComputational Investigations on Periodic Trends in Group 14 Chemistry (co-supervised project) Drew McCormack Quantum zero-point energies in classical simulations of molecules Honours studentsStudent nameThesis title David Tabatabaian (2011)Evaluation of students’ learning in laboratories and field trips Kahla Butler (2009)Further investigations into the recovery of erased serial numbers on plastic polymers Tanith Condon (2008)A study into the prevalence of GSR and/or GSR-like particles in the wider community and a prelimary study into the reaction of lawsone with amino acids Ebeny Heimeier (2008)The effects of post harvest storage on soybean protein Richard Krieg (2008)Investigation into the recovery of erased serial numbers on plastic polymers Yvonne Fazendin (2007)A preliminary investigation into the reaction of genipin with ethylamine: separation and characterisation of the blue polymeric products Rhiannon Pike (2007)Investigation into the recovery of obliterated serial numbers on acrylonitrile butadiene styrene Taryn Southurst (2006)Investigation into the chemical activity of eugenol and similar molecules in the recovery of erased characters on polymers Cass Geer (2006)A structural investigation into the blue compound resulting from the reaction of the fingermark reagent genipin and an amino acid Renee Jelly (2006)An investigation into the use of natural products as novel reagents for the detection of latent fingermarksTeaching areasChemistry and spectroscopyForensic Science |
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